Federal law does not require cities to abide by ICE's requests, allowing each official to exercise judgment in
detaining a person unless the request was accompanied by a warrant signed by a judge.
The good preacher left out a lot in his sermon... In the first place you could not
detain these people unless you passed laws denying them basic rights of citizenship... and of course they would have to be forbidden from any of the professions..
Not exact matches
I disagree with them on the idea that
detaining people is bad
unless they are a proven criminal.
The section of the Criminal Code that deals with bail says that the Justice «shall release» the accused
person,
unless the prosecutor shows cause on the three grounds that exist to
detain a
person.
The provision allows for enhanced credit if the circumstances allow it «
unless the reason for
detaining the
person in custody was stated in the record.»
This can be increased to 1.5 days «if circumstances justify it,»
unless a
person is
detained pre-sentence because of his or her criminal record, or due to criminal behaviour while on bail.
(3.1) Despite subsection (3), if the circumstances justify it, the maximum is one and one - half days for each day spent in custody
unless the reason for
detaining the
person in custody was stated in the record under subsection 515 (9.1) or the
person was
detained in custody under subsection 524 (4) or (8).